Vivian

from $100.00

All photographs are museum-quality pigment prints. Each large print is signed and in a limited edition of 10.

5”x7” prints are unlimited in editions.

Prints are either:

  1. 15x20” or 15x15” or 13x20” print on 17x22” paper.

  2. 11x17” or 11x11” or 10x17” print on 13x19” paper.

Prints are direct shipped. Please allow two weeks for delivery.

I only use the highest quality archival inks and paper. Archival prints are meant to last over 100 years, so please enjoy! 

Once you have purchased your images, I can offer matting and framing suggestions for your framer.If you have any questions, please email me at elizabethbrooke@mac.com

Size:

All photographs are museum-quality pigment prints. Each large print is signed and in a limited edition of 10.

5”x7” prints are unlimited in editions.

Prints are either:

  1. 15x20” or 15x15” or 13x20” print on 17x22” paper.

  2. 11x17” or 11x11” or 10x17” print on 13x19” paper.

Prints are direct shipped. Please allow two weeks for delivery.

I only use the highest quality archival inks and paper. Archival prints are meant to last over 100 years, so please enjoy! 

Once you have purchased your images, I can offer matting and framing suggestions for your framer.If you have any questions, please email me at elizabethbrooke@mac.com

The little girl, Vivian, born in 1809, was my wife’s great-great-aunt. She was the child of a New York City police officer who was killed in the line of duty shortly after this picture of her in her communion dress was taken. Vivian was a shy girl who was always chasing after her older sister. The unoccupied building is in front of a horse farm property in Southold, New York, which I visited briefly. The crows and a monochrome treatment of the composite were added to impart a sense of foreboding.

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